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The Persuasion Of The Declaration Of Independence

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The Declaration of Independence implies during the period of time of British's corruption, where colonists’ basic rights were mistreated through “the establishment of an absolute Tyranny,” (Jefferson, Declaration of Independence,) it became well-informed with Enlightenment ideas, to protect natural basic human rights including the life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The persuasion of independence convinced the colonists to break ties with the British government and to help fulfill the creation of the Declaration of Independence, forming an "equal" democracy in the colonies. Like Declaration of Independence, the Constitution embodies the forms of democratic views by detailing the rights of a citizen. For example, the first ten Amendments,
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